Philadelphia truck drivers strike paralyzes city
At Christmas, more than 28,000 truck drivers walked out in Philadelphia causing widespread disturbances. Officials said the situation was under control as strikers picketed carbarns to press for National Labor Board recognition of disputes. Deliveries to hospitals and welfare agencies were arranged to continue.
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Phousadelpiba
Tralleymen
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
National Labor Board
P. RR. L
Strtike
McNeal and Zalich Sentenced to Western Penitentiary
George Zatlich and Teese McNeal were sentenced to the Western penitentiary yesterday by Judge Chambers and were moved there today by Sheriff Frank Doniston and Deputy Andy Vendetti. Zauch to serve 4 to 5 years for robberies and McNeal 2 to 4 years. Walter Rausch and Frank Rausch, sentenced for resent robberies, will be taken to the pen tomorrow by Deputy Sheriffs Russell McBride and Andy Vendetti. The former from 4 1/2 to 9 years and the latter 1 4 4 to 3 years. Gust Palegorge, sentenced 2 to 4 years for arson, will also go tomorrow. Other prisoners will spend Christmas in the county jail.
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George Zatlich
Teese McNeal
Western Penitentiary
Judge Chambers
Frank Doniston
Andy Vendetti
Zauch
McNeal
Walter Rausch
Frank Rausch
Russell McBride
Gust Palegorge
Paintwork and river gauges mark a mild holiday scene
Workmen apply a second coat to the South Mill wheel bridge while Shenango River runs seven feet at the Water Works. Police court sees festive spirit as a Christmas tree decorates the chief of police office amid holiday cheer.
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Hoo Ok
Daily Weather Report for four hour period end 0 oclock
U.S. weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 37 and a minimum temperature of 32 with no precipitation. River stage is 6.9 feet. Data covers the same date a year earlier.
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U.S
Dispute Halts Plan For Sharon Liquor Store
Harrisburg report states a dispute over site choices and court threats led to abandoning plans for a Pennsylvania state liquor store in Sharon. Judge Robert Gawthrop cited difficulty agreeing on police and protests and said plans were dropped to work with communities willing to cooperate.
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Sharon
Clptemmlionnt
Harrisburg
Robert & Gawthrop
Liquor Control Board
Chawthrop
Cgawthrop
Lions Entertain Blind County Residents At Holiday Fete
New Castle Lions club members hosted about 200 guests including 40 legally blind individuals at a Christmas party in Highland U. P. P. dining room. The event featured dinner, songs led by W. C. O Red Williams and a festive fruit cake, with remarks by Paul Dingledy and Roy F. Conway outlining the club’s yearlong work with the blind community.
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Castla
Tawrance
New Cautty Lions
Highland
U. PP
Lions
Jules
W.C. O Red Williams
Stern
J. Miller
Paul Dingledy
K Ing
The
Lions of
New Castle
Blons International
Roy F. Conway
B. M. Rogers
Ladies of the Lions
Continued
Bandit Shoots Man And Wife In Robbery Attempt
Charles J. Abeln 44 president of a tobacco and cigar store chain and his wife Anna Abeln 41 were shot and killed in a failed robbery attempt in St Louis. Police pursued the bandit who fled. Abeln fired once at the attacker before dying from four gunshot wounds. Mrs Abeln died en route to hospital from a neck wound.
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Bublebug
St, Louis
Charles J. Abeln
Anna Abeln
Abeln
Chicago police slay gunmen in raid trapping desperadoes
International News Service reports in Omicaco that three bank robbery suspects and a paroled convict were killed after police set an ambush at Parnell Avenue. The dead include Louis Katewict, Frank Lewis, and Charles Tilden. escapees Knatwitz and Tilden had fled Ottawa jail on June 15, 1632, during a Union National Bank heist.
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International News Service
Omicaco
Thoree
John Dillinger
Diana
Michigan
Organe
Parnell Avenue
Trrom Mager
Louis Bkatewict
Atlas Frank Lewis
Charles Tilden
Elias Tattlebaum
Sam Ginsburg
Harry Marks
Knatwitz
Tilden
la Salle County
Ottawa
Union
National Bank
Streator
Ginsburg
Michigan Blate
Council Grants Tax Exoneration for 1932 Personal Taxes
City Council approved exoneration of 1932 personal taxes for Louis McClung totaling 19,178.83. The measure does not waive future taxes. Final report lists uncollected 1982 personal taxes, with 2,191.04 in tax abatements, 181,082.04 under city marshal filing, and 3.04 from property sold at city tax sale.
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Solons
Louis McClung
Triars
Mr and Mrs Reck mark 63 years of marriage
Mr and Mrs William H Reck of 910 South Walnut Street observe sixty three years of marriage. Married December 22, 1870 in Alliance Ohio, they remain vigorous and active. He works as a carpenter when possible and she keeps house, both appearing younger than their years and hopeful for future anniversaries.
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Lfe
Wiliam H. Reck
South
Walnut Street
Alliance
Ohio
Mid Mas Reck
Reck Sui
Rack
My. Reck
Amirvled Fe
State Asks For Bids On Bridge At Rose Point
The state highway department announces bids for a new steel through truss bridge over Slippery Rock Creek at Rose Point. The 189 foot structure, funded under the National Recovery Act, will replace the narrow present bridge. Bids open January 5, 190d, with work starting after award and includes substructure, borrow surfacing, road grading, and related work.
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Stile Highway Department
Slippery Rock Creek
Rose Point
Ommi Pay Day for OWA Workers in Biawreree County
Ommi Pay day scheduled for Saturday December 23 will release about $20,000 for Christmas shopping and household expenses. About 1100 CWA workers are now on projects including highways and the game farm. L B Round CWA administrator reports rapid organization and 80 to 90 approved projects with over 1000 men at work, with calls expected for hundreds more Tuesday and Wednesday.
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OWA
Biawreree County
CWA
L. B. Round
Round
Pinchot to Sign Child Labor Ratification Today
From a bed in St Luke's hospital New York Gifford Pinchot will sign the resolution making Pennsylvania the 20th state to ratify the federal child labor amendment at 4 p.m. today. Senators Salas and Rep Craig sponsored the resolutions and are expected to attend along with Mrs Pinchot and other officials. Governor Pinchot remains in hospital with shingles and a petty illness.
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Harrisburg
St. Taulee’s Hospital
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Assembly
Samuel W. Salas
Philadelphia
Harold E Craig
Beaver
Pinehole
Pinchot
Pete
Olson Company Low Bidders On New Improvement
Olson Construction submitted the low bid for a 0.72 mile 30 foot highway improvement on Route 422 in Union township. Youngstown floor bid $44,860,168. Construction starts at Youngstown hill and connects to the concrete highway toward Parkstown. Bids opened in Harrisburg today.
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Olson Construction Company
Union Township
Youngstown
Youngstown Hill
Parkstown
Madden
Harrisburg
Pinchot Gets Seventy-Five Bills To Sign
Harrisburg dispatch reports Gov. Pinchot faces 75 bills awaiting action as a six week special session ends. He has 90 days to sign or veto. surging expenditures show a $35.5 million excess of appropriations over estimated revenue, with only pensions and some welfare measures approved.
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Pinchot
Vehief
General Assembly
Pinchot Reappoints Five Commissioners During Adjournment
Harrisburg December 22 Five public service commissioners kept from the senate during a special session were reappointed by Gov. Gifford Pinchot to renew their oath of office at the secretary of the Commonwealth office. Charlotte B. Carr was also renewed as secretary of the Labor and Industry department and sworn in again. The renewed terms include Stahlnecker to 1942 Goldberg to 1087 Woodruff to 1943 Goodnough to 1940 Gruenberg to 1940 Goodnough named chairman. Pinchot, from a New York hospital with shingles, issued the appointments but gave no comment. The article notes a fight and continued discussion.
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Ciiter
Lon
Harrisburg
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Day
Herr
Richard J. Beamish
Commonwealth
Charlotte B. Carr
Department of Labor and Industry
Stahlnecker
Herman Goldberg
George W. Woodrusf
Jay Goodnough
Frederick P. Gruenberg
Goodnough
Gov. Pinchot
New York
Divorce granted to former stage star in Edinburgh
Lord Inverclyde grants a decree of divorce to the former stage comedy star known as June in Edinburgh court. Lady Inverclyde had already secured a Reno, Nevada divorce.
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Hdinburgh
Beotland
Lord Inverclyde
Lord Fleming
Ie Court of Sessions
Inverclyde
Reno
Neva
Lindbergh Seaplane Donated to Museum Exhibit
The Lindberghs plan to donate their red and black seaplane to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The craft, once used on the 49000 mile four continent flight, will be featured as a focal exhibit alongside the Vin of ocean miles display. museum president Davidson called the donation valuable and welcome.
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Conter National News Service
New York
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
American Museum of Natural History
Ocean
Windbergh
Onien
Inter
M.niibee Davidson
Musetan
Death Record Summary from North Beaver Township
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Lagra A. Cuimingham Wettek
North Beaver Township
Fies
Muerpured
Charlotte Day
Ruth Lotto Strawheeder
West Musburg Road
Zaelenae
Abies
Mifmabeth
Eawood
Melony
Roosevelt Moves To Spur U S Trade In Silver Purchase
President Roosevelt unveils a renewed silver purchase and coinage program aimed at stabilizing prices. Congress and silver advocates split on its sufficiency, with Senators Borah and Dickinson endorsing the step as a move in the right direction while noting it does not solve the broader silver issue.
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Washiington
Roosevelt
Wal
Boral
Wdaho
Binant
Rey. Cummings
Colorado
Cummings
Dickinson
Iowa
Quoted Rumors Stir Hotel Quarters Gossip
Special to The News reports rumors about a hotel selling illicit liquor and cocktails at the dining room. The note mentions gin vermouth bitters and aspirin as supplies, while a claim of an American spy captured in France is also cited amid the chatter.
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Baverly
Cal
Dee
Califurnta
Morning Times
France
Fragmented OCR Note on Personal Event
Fragmented text describes two friends meeting and a wedding scene with garbled phrases. It mentions a bride and groom and individuals named, with unclear details about attire, mood, and setting. The passage lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or locations due to damaged OCR.
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Zalich
PA Newc
Daily Weather Report
Chicago
Council
Mec Clung
W. H. Reck
New York Hospital
Olson Company
PSC
Kkny Devangis
Kenneth Mackenna
Miss Frantis
Hollywood
Magently
Ito
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Tibet
Katha
NBC
Pyttsburgh
Edward N. Jones
William M. McNair
National Emergency Counci
Insurance Department
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Bhosel
Ninedy
Lee Ghree
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Sabordiy
Cela
Lindberghs
Hugo Clara
Philips Place
Detroit
Mich
Ewe
News Castle
Rhy Edward B. Lockett
Nown Reryice
G.tan It
Rogers
Roy Wee MeNowaht
Arthur Mormeter
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